... & Tanner, 2020 ). Therefore, it might be important to assess individual differences in reward sensitivity to music experiences in order to personalize music therapy in a specific patient or groups of patients. Some existing tools are useful to assess interindividual differences in sensitivity to reward...

..., is part of what makes us human, and is an important source for pleasure and happiness. Finally, we present a new method for music therapy, including an exploratory empirical study on effects of music making. Results show that the music making increased the mood of individuals compared to a control group...

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...-term phrase production. Our findings suggest that MIT facilitated KL’s speech praxis, and that combining melody and speech through rehearsal promoted separate storage and/or access to the phrase representation. aphasia amusia music therapy melodic intonation therapy nonpropositional...